amphitheater (alt. theatre, syn. theater)
A hillside or depression with tiers or terraces cut into it, resembling a classical outdoor theater and usually used for that purpose.
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theatre
tiers or terraces in a hillside, resembling the concave formation of seats in a classical outdoor theatre.
tonsure
the shaping of evergreens by clipping.
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Example 1: Roman Renaissance gardens theatreTheatre derives from the Greek theaomai=to behold). In gardens a theatre can be an a place see a theatrical performance or place which is like the set for a play.
Colorado Springs Dance Theatre 10th Annual Wine Festival--Colorado Springs' longest running and most comprehensive wine festival offers an elegant foray into the world of wines for the beginner or the aficionado alike.
Located about 50 miles southwest of Atlanta, the 25 acres of hillside gardens consisted of rock terraces (the rock came from local farms), a grass amphitheatre and stage, a honeymoon lodge, tea room, natural swimming pool, ...
Extra planning will be needed to get the guest of honour there without her knowing. Possibly state a night at the theatre as a 'red herring' event and instead of driving to the theatre, you simply drive around back to the house. Blindfold is optional.
Her awards include Theatre Excellence Scholarship, Guest-Artist-in-Res, and work with Great Lakes Shakespeare Company while attending Ohio's LCC College. Lacker studied journalism, Web design and historical research at the University of Memphis.
Such an overwrought emotional state is not unlike the sentiments of Alexis of Thurii, the fourth-century BC poet of comic Greek theatre, who claimed the fig as "that god-given inheritance of our mother country" and the "darling of my heart.
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